Two boys in front of canvas tents and a sign which reads "Ranger's Camp"

A large number of boys sitting at a long table with two men serving them food, a woman and two toddlers standing beside a cook stove, and a tent off to the left side of the picture
Written on the back in blue ink: "72.-12 Campground Lizard Lake 1928 Adults At Stove Left. Mrs Jim Page Serving back to camera J Mooney Far side of table W. graham Student Minister"
Stamped on the back in black ink: "8 40"

Black and white photograph of five canvas tents set up in two rows; a man can be seen walking away in the background

A large group of boys sitting at a long table and two men, one woman and four boys standing between the table and a cook stove
Written on the back in blue ink: "72-9 Ranger Camp 1928 Lizard Lake Adults L-R Mrs Jim Page Max Baslack Jack Mooney"
Stamped on the back in black ink: "8 40"

Five children and one man sitting in a field

Three boys standing in a field with their arms around each other's shoulders; boys identified as (from left to right): Bill Cairns, Jack Mitchell, and Allan Gates.

Approximately 30 boys lined up in front of a body of water, some are wearing swim suits
Written on the back in blue ink: "72-3 Ranger Camp Lizard Lake 1928"
Stamped on the back in black ink: "8442"

A man standing in front of a canvas tent
Four boys can be seen in the background
Written on the back in blue ink: "72-15 Ranger Camp Lizard Lake Harold Day Student Minister"
Stamped on the back in black ink: "8442"

Black and white photograph of J. Mooney man standing in front of a canvas tent at Lizard Lake Ranger Camp.

An aerial view of the 100 block on the west side of main street in Biggar Saskatchewan
Two children can be seen on the sidewalk
The business signs that can be read from left to right are: "The Biggar Hotel"; "Miller Bros. Confectioners"; "Bowling Ally and Pool Room"; and "Billiard Hall Barber Shop"

Outside photograph of a woman with two girls, identified as (from left to right) Fran, Elizabeth Miller, Winnie Morrison

In a parade, two women lead a line of girls, all in Brownie uniforms, down Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan.

A woman leading a line of girls, all in Girl guide uniforms, during a parade down Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan. The signs on the store fronts read from left to right: "O.K Economy"; P.H. O'Brien's Hardware"; Hock & Packer"; names of girls not supplied.

A very large crowd of children and adults standing in front to the United Church on Third Avenue in Biggar, Saskatchewan

Members of the Ferguson, Little, and Morrison Families from Biggar, Saskatchewan, posing for a group photograph